Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

I think it's a story that tends to be common, but there are quite a few foreshadowing, etc., and it's a manga that you can read while thinking about it. I think the true meaning and essence of human nature are well depicted.

I read it after being recommended by people around me, but how can it fit so much...? It's a story where I can't read the future.

That's the picture, but the story is really interesting!! A lot of foreshadowing has been made from the beginning, and I have carefully picked up those foreshadowing to make the story fascinating. I thought for a moment that it must have been written with thorough thought until the end! Maybe it's a bit of a feeling I felt when I was Fullmetal Alchemist. Anyway, it's a very fascinating story. It's not as gross as I would say. There may be times when situations where humans are being preyed upon make them look a bit mentally gross. I recommend it!

As others have pointed out, it's not great, but I can't say that the picture is beautiful. However, since this is the first serialized work, it has clearly improved as the story progresses. You might say it's a bit gross, but it's not something like “visceral dopper” or “brain miso dopper.” If you don't care about the picture, or if you don't mind if it's a bit gross, you should definitely read it. Quotes that come up in the story (?) One, “If you don't fight, you can't win,” this made me think a lot. The content is also full of foreshadowing, and there are many statements and actions that you can understand when you reread it, so you can enjoy it. I want to read more soon.

I watched anime on TV and became completely addicted to it, and comics... It was a work that did not disappoint!

It's an impressive manga!! It's so interesting that I can't stop trying — I'm looking forward to reading it

Anyway, it's interesting!! It's more interesting than anime! Captain Levi's brave figure is scary but worth reading

I started with anime, and I'm addicted to comics! If you watch the anime after reading the original story, you'll be even more addicted to it! Anyway, the opening is cool, and above all, there are a lot of fighting scenes, so I read it while expecting “what will happen with this scene” while reading the original story! I think it's a work that can be read by both men and women!

? “If you don't fight, you can't win”... a story that makes you think over and over again about the meaning of this phrase that appears in the story ✨ A story where humans have nothing to do and are eaten by giants? I heard that and bought a pack, but the disastrous depiction with no salvation from the beginning was like watching a person whose life was taken by a natural disaster and said, “Hey, is this tough?” I thought? However, as I read the battle of humanity that continues to challenge beings beyond human knowledge because I want to live properly, because I want to protect my loved ones, and above all else because I want to survive, I became addicted to it~ ✨ It started with foreshadowing that spread from episode 1, and in episode 11, “Huh? That type?!” (were they resistant to glo by this time?) “Ah ❗” and narcissistic development in episode 17 ✨ the main character Eren, who has indomitable mental strength, the intellectual Armin, and our representative of Japan ✨ samurai style (cool?) Even though she has motherhood, Mikasa exudes motherhood... The battle of the 3 people is tough and extremely intense, but the mystery of the Giants that flow consistently, the cruelty of the world, and the courage of humanity to confront it are moving ✨ Even as an adult, I was very surprised by the development of around episode 80, and I was even more surprised at episode 88 ❗ After reading up to the 90 episodes currently being distributed, I couldn't wait to read the new book, but I reread this again from episode 1, and “Uhum ~” and growl in the foreshadowing that had been casually stretched Redon Denden twists and turns ✨ The design becomes beautiful from episode 11, but even though the facial expressions of the characters are hard to read, there are many attractive side characters, so if they empathize with someone other than the 3 main characters (because they die without fluttering around...), it might be a comic that is difficult to recommend to sensitive adolescents? Think of it as just a “fantasy,” and what is the existence implied by giants? What is the role of each individual in the structure of a cruel world that makes up society? What is the significance of the weakness and strength of life and the will to survive? ... I would like you to read it rationally as a story that confronts difficult motifs ✨

“Giants” is coming out, so I thought it would be for kids, but adults can enjoy it too ♪ Even the patterns that weren't familiar at first won't bother you as you read on. I recommend it!

do you personally love this kind of foreshadowing stuff? There are many opinions that they are bad at painting, but I don't care about that; on the contrary, they have a good taste?? The picture gradually improved as the story unfolded, and I was able to catch a glimpse of their growth, and I personally like the strangely realistic face of the Good (▽) b Giants! It's interesting to have a body shape or something like being middle-aged and fat!! lol

This is a story about a world inhabited by giants who eat humans. Humans are being devoured by giants, so there's quite a bit of splatter in it. Since the story is set in a different world, it's completely unpredictable how it will unfold at all times, so keep an eye out. I think it's very interesting, and although it's still in the middle, it's a work I want to keep reading. I recommend it!

I couldn't stand watching the characters' disastrous end along the way, and I even left once, but it was an amazing manga, and it's a manga I want to read, including considerations

It was an insanely dramatic shock that the meaning of the story changes so much when the point of view changes. This is my first time reading a really amazing manga and I'm quite moved

It was my first time since I started with anime. There was a vivid sense of fear that was different from anime. What is the battle with the Giants? I felt that as the story progressed, the fundamental question deepened. Courage, intellect, trust, friendship, and hopelessness and hope. I felt a variety of messages.

It's novel and has a great impact! The story is also detailed and well thought out until the end. At first, I was concerned about the roughness of the picture, but as I read on, I was swallowed up by the momentum.

I watched it from the movie and then read the manga. I love this unique sense of the world! I think it's the best male manga I cried when I finished it!

Of course, there is a difference in expression between the comic version and the anime version, probably because of the broadcast code. The story of Captain Levi's past stories just came right around. Personally, I like Levi and Kudere Mikasa.

I watched the anime and then read the manga! Anyway, the animation is beautifully drawn and moves a lot, and although this one is rough, the lines have momentum and the battles are also impressive!